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what is the BlueStacks for Linux?

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what is the BlueStacks for Linux?

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 14 days ago

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For future reference, u can get it working by running “mini” wayland sessions in your X11 sessions using something like weston :3
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  Yep was the fixes online
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  I didn’t realize how cool Wayland is. I’m going to start transitioning from dwm to dwl ⸜( ^ ᵕ ^ )⸝♡

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